Thousands of protestors gathered in Pershing Square for the “Hands Off!” protest on April 5, as part of a nationwide series of protests against the Trump administration’s tariffs, program cuts, mass...

Across all 50 states, people participated in the "Hands Off!" protest, with over 1,300 events on April 5 to express their frustrations and concerns regarding the recent actions of the Trump administration...

Hundreds of Angelenos participated in the 32nd annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice in Pacoima on Sunday, March 30, 2025. The Cesar E. Chavez Commemorative Committee of the San Fernando Valley organized...

The Grammy Museum is a building dedicated to the history of music and the artists who defined their generations. The new exhibit, which opened today, aims to use the voices of the past to inspire the next...

Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán, also known as M.E.Ch.A, is an organization here at CSUN that has been around since the early 70s and was started with the Chicano movement. Throughout this...

The grad students of CSUN’s Art department opened the doors of their gallery to offer a week of assorted workshops. As an opportunity to build community and de-stress from the ongoing fires, students...

The Sundial Culture Editor, Jesse Illanes and Senior Reporter, Nyan Gavino, discuss their top five video games of the year of 2024! The year has brought many highs and lows in the gaming industry, and...

Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN is a club that has been around since the early 1970s. People have kept this group alive throughout the years despite numerous challenges. From natural disasters to COVID-19...

About 100 million students come to the United States annually, with around 3,500 international students enrolling in CSUN to achieve their goals and dreams. Nevertheless, the government recognizes international...

CSUN women's volleyball gave their senior players a night to remember in a comeback 3-2 win against UC Riverside on Saturday, November. 16, 2024.  The Matadors won the first set by 25-22, but found themselves...

The American Indian Studies Department welcomed over a thousand people to the University Library Lawn on the final day of Native American Heritage Month. With the help of sixty student volunteers, attendees...

The University Student Union’s Matador Nights took place on Friday, Sept. 13, highlighted by electrifying DJ sets and a fast time on the Round Up ride. The anticipated students-only event kicked off...